A Korean Spa is unlike most typical spas that would associate when they hear “spa.” A Korean Spa is a blend of ancient bathhouse with modern spa cultures. This article sums it up pretty nicely: Korean scrub mistress spills her secrets

For our many guests who are new to Korean spa culture, here are some elements you might expect during the day:

1. At check-in, we will greet you with a key for your locker number. The number on your key is your locker number. For your specific gender level, additional towels, bathrobes, and shorts are provided.

2. After check-in you will proceed to the locker room. Undress and store your belongings in your locker.

A Korean spa is not for the modest. We ask that no clothing be worn. Bathing suits are not allowed in the spas. For women that may be a little shy, we do provide robes that you can wear into any of the rooms.

3. Once you are ready, you can proceed into the spa. Please shower prior to entering the tubs.

4. If you are doing a scrub, we advise that you soak in the hot tub at least 15 minutes prior to the service so that the skin is soft

Should you require anything else or have any questions please ask our staff.